John Henry Clarke · A Clinical Repertory to the Dictionary of Materia Medica · 1904
Part II. Repertory of Causation Mental – Alcoholism
Mental
Exertion.—Nx. m., Pho., Pi. x., Pso., Sbd., Vin. (tremulousness and starting)
Overwork (mental or physical).—Coc. i., Scu.
Shock.—Aps.
Strain.—Calc.
Strain and worry.—Ag. n.
Mercury.—Aur., Chi., Hep., Mez., Stp., Thu.
Milk.—Mag. c., Na. c., Na. p., Nx. m.
Boiled.—Sep. (diarrhœa)
Cold.—K. i.
Effects of.—Homa.
Milk, Suppressed.—Hyo., Mil., Urt., Zin.
Milk-crust, Suppressed.—Vi. t. (nervous paroxysms)
Misbehaviour of Others.—Clch.
Mixed Diet.—Pul.
Moist, Cold Winds.—Calc.
Morphia.—Ipc., Oxg.
Mountains, Climbing.—Ars.
Music.—Pho.
Nerves, Injury to.—Hyp., Men. (of tooth), Xan.
Nervous
Excitement.—Arm.
Overstrain, or Physical.—Eps.
Shock.—Iod.
See also Excitement ; See also Mental Excitement, &c.
Nettle-rash, Suppressed.—Urt.
News, Bad.—Aln., Aps., Art. v., Ca. p. (unpleasant), Gel., Pæo., Ph. x., Trn.
Night-watching.—Caus., Zin., Zn. a.
Nitric Acid.—Pet. (deafness)
Noise.—Coc. i.
Odours, Strong.—Pho.
Onanism.—Arg., Ag. n., Chi., Dio., Gel., Lach., Lyc., Na. m., Nux, Plat., Sel., Stn., Stp.
Onions.—(Ac. l.), Thu.
Operations.—Aco., Ca. p. (for fistula), Cep. (fine shooting pains after), Ph. x., Stp., Su. x., Zin.
Abdominal.—Bis.
Eyes, on.—Aln., Sto. c. (photopsia)
Teeth, on.—Aln.
Opium.—Ver.
Otorrhœa, Suppressed.—Zin.
Over-eating.—All., Ant. c., Bry., Dio., Nx. m.
Over-exertion.—Act. r., Aga., Caus. (= agalactia), Mil., Ov. g. p., Rhs.
Eyes, of.—Onos., Rut., (Sul.)
Over-growth.—Ca. p.
Over-heated
Becoming.—Ant. c., Cb. v. (heat of summer = vomiting), Spo. (rheumatism)
Chill when.—K. sc.
Effects of cold drinks when.—Bls., Na. c.
Wet, getting, when.—Bls.
Over-lifting.—Agn., Calc., Caus. (head and back, heart disease), Gph., Lyc., Ph. x., Pod. (prolapsus uteri), Pr. s., Pso., Rhs., Sep. (dyspepsia)
Over-strain.—K. ca., Pod. (prolapsus uteri)
Mental or Bodily.—Coc. i., (Cup.), Scu.
Physical or Nervous.—Eps., Scu.
Over-study.—Ca. p., Na. c., Ph. x.
Over-work.—Con., Cb. v. (asthenopia)
Mental or Physical.—Coc. i., (Cup.), Scu.
Over-worked Brain.—Cu. a.
Pain.—Cham., Scu. (= nervous agitation)
Pastry.—Pul.
Periosteum, Injuries to.—Symt.
Perspiration
Checked.—Caj., Clch., Dul.
Checked, on a warm summer's day.—Fe. p.
Cold Draught during.—Mr. i. f.
See also Sweat
Physical or Nervous Overstrain.—Eps., Scu.
Pleasurable Emotions.—Cof.
Poisoned
Bites.—Sga.
Wounds.—Lach.
Poisoning
Blood.—Aga., Lo. p., Pyro.
Ptomaine.—Pyro.
Sewer Gas.—Pyro.
Pork.—(Ac. l.), Pul.
Fat.—Sep.
Potassium Iodide.—Aur.
Poultry.—Cb. v.
Pregnancy.—Mag. c.
Pressure.—Pæo. (bed-sores)
Tight Boots, of.—Pæo.
Pride, Injured.—Ver.
Prunes.—Rhe.
Ptomaine Poisoning.—Pyro.
Punctured Wounds.—(Hyp.), Lach., Led., Plnt.
Punishment.—Trn.
Quinine.—Ars., Cb. a., Ipc., Men., Na. m.
Rains, Drenching.—Pho.
Raising Arms High to Lift Things.—Rhs.
Reaching High.—Sul.
Repeated Attacks of Gleet or Gonorrhœa.—Agn.
Repelled Eruptions See also Suppressed Eruptions
Rice.—Tel. (vomiting)
Rich Food.—K. m.
Riding.—Ther.
Riding in a Ship.—Ars., Pet., Ther.
Rising Early.—Mth. pi.
Salt.—Cb. v., Na. m., Nt. s. d., Sel.
Salt Food.—Cb. v.
Salt Water, Bathing in.—Ars., Mag. m., Rhs.
Sausages.—(Ars.), Bel.
Scolding.—Trn.
Sea-bathing.—Ars., Mag. m., Rhs.
Sea-sickness.—Coc. i.
Sea-travelling.—Ars., Pet., Ther.
Sedentary Habits.—Alo.
Self-abuse.—Arg., Ag. n., Chi., Dio., Calc., Gel., Lach., Lyc., Na. m., Nux, Plat., Sel., Stn., Stp.
Separation from Home.—Cap., Ph. x.
Sewer-gas Poisoning.—Pyro.
Sexual Abstinence.—Con.
Sexual Abuse.—Dig., K. br., Stp.
Sexual Craving.—Stp.
Sexual Excess.—Agn., Arn. (vaginitis or impotence), Ca. p., Chi., Con., Dig., K. br., Nux, Onos., Ph. x., Pho., Plat., Pb., Smb. n., Sec., Symt., Thu., Up.
Sexual
Excitement, indulged or suppressed.—K. ph.
Intercourse.—Aga., Stp.
Sexual Irregularities.—Ca. p.
Sexual Musing.—(Stp.)
Shame.—Opi.
Sheets, Damp.—Rhs.
Ship, Riding in a.—Ars., Pet., Ther.
Shock.—Aco., Hyp., Mag. c., Ph. x., Stm.
Electric.—Mor.
Injury, from.—Cam., Ver.
Mental.—Aps.
Nervous.—Iod.
Shopping.—Eps.
Skin Affections, Checked.—Asa.
Sleep, Loss of.—Caus. (= agalactia), Coc. i.
Snake-bites.—Lo. p., Plnt.
Sneezing.—Bor. (= severe pain in r. chest)
Snow, Bright.—Glo.
Snowy Air.—Con., Sep.
Spasms.—Rhe.
Spinal Injuries, Old.—Ign.
Spine, Lower, Injury to.—Calc.
Splinters.—Sil.
Sprains.—Agn. (or over-lifting), K. m., Kre., Lach. (bluish swelling of joints), Pet., Pho., Plg., Pr. s., Pso., Rho., Rs. v., Rut., Sga., Sto. c., Sul., Su. x.
Spring.—Cep. (colds), Con., K. bi., Mr. i. f.
Stone-cutting.—Sil.
Storms, and Thunderstorms.—Gel., Mor., Na. c., Na. p., Pho., Pso., Pul., Rho., Syph.
Stormy Weather.—Nt. s. d., Pso., Rho.
Strain.—Ars., Calc., Cb. a., Cb. v., Na. c., Ov. g. p., Rhs., Snc., Sil., Ter.
Mental.—Calc.
and Worry, Mental.—Ag. n.
Over-strain, Mental or Bodily.—Coc. i., Scu.
Strain, Over-strain, Physical or Nervous.—Eps.
Strong Emotions.—Pho.
Strong Odours.—Pho.
Strychnine.—Oxg.
Sudden Emotion, especially Pleasurable.—Cof.
Sudden Joy.—Opi.
Sugar.—Ag. n., Na. p., Sel.
Sulphur.—Thu.
Summer.—Pod. (diarrhœa), Sin. n.
Sun.—Aco., Ant. c., Aga., Bel., Cac., Cd. s., Coc. i., Crt. h., Gel., Glo., Klm., Lach., Mu. x., Na. c. (chronic effects), Opi., Pr. s., Stm., Stn., Sul., Syph., Ve. v.
Sunstroke.—Arg., Cam., Thu.
Suppressed
Anger.—Aur. (effects of), Ipc., Stp.
Coryza.—Chi.
Discharges.—Bry., Led., Vi. o.
Eruptions.—Ana., Ant. c., Aps., Bry., Calc., Cam., Caus., Cu. a., Dul., Hep., Ipc., Nx. m., Pet., Pb., Pso., Ptl. (asthma), Vi. t. (milk crust, nervous paroxysms following), Zin.
Exanthema.—Hel., Ver.
Excitement.—K. ph.
Foot-sweat.—Arm., Ba. c., For., Merc., Ol. a., Sl. x.
Gonorrhœa.—Merc., Na. s.
Gonorrhœa, or badly treated.—Thu.
Hæmorrhoidal flow.—Lcs.
Lochia.—Hyo., Mil., Ve. n.
Menstruation.—Calc., Mil., Nx. m. (from taking bath), Se. a., Ve. v., Vis., Xan., Zin.
Milk.—Hyo., Mil., Urt.
Nettle-rash.—Urt.
Otorrhœa.—Zin.
Sexual Excitement.—K. ph.
Sweat.—Caj., Calc., Clch., Dul., Fe. p., Na. c.
Suppressions.—Cup., Lo. i., Lo. s., Par., Stm., Sul., Zin.
Surgical Operations.—Aco., Bis., Ca. p. (for fistula), Cep. (fine shooting pains after), Ph. x., Stp., Su. x., Zin. See also Operations
Swallowing.—Caus. (= pain in r. scapula)
Sweat, Suppression of.—Arm. (feet), Ba. c. (feet), Caj., Calc., Clch., Dul., Fe. p. (on a warm day), For. (feet), Na. c., Ol. a. (feet), Sl. x. (feet) See also Perspiration
Sweets.—Thu.
Tea.—Ab. n., Chi., Coc. i., Dio., Lo. i., Pul., Sel., Strp., Thu.
Teeth
Wisdom, Cutting.—Chei., Mag. c.
Temperature, Changes of.—Na. c., Rn. b.
Thinking.—As. mt. (headache), Sbd.
Thunder, Thunderstorms, Storms.—Gel., Mor., Na. c., Na. p., Nt. s. d., Pho., Pso., Pul., Rho., Syph.
Tight Boots.—Pso.
Tobacco.—Ab. n., Ag. n. (in boys), Ars., Ch. ar., Lo. i., Lyc. (chewing), Pho. (amblyopia), Scu. (heart), Sep. (neuralgia), Spi., Stp., Strp., Thu., Ver.
Tooth
Broken in, injuries to nerves.—Men.
by Sea.—Ars., Pet., Ther.
Typhoid Fever.—Pyro. (remote effects of)
Unripe Fruit.—Rhe.
Unusual Excitement or Exertion, as going on a visit, or shopping.—Eps.
Vaccination.—(Aps.), K. m., Mld., Mez., Sil., Sko., Thu.
Veal.—K. n.
Vegetables, Decayed, Eating.—Cb. a.
Venery.—Ag. n., Arn. (vaginitis in the female, from, impotence in the male), Calc. See also Sexual Excess
Venesection.—Se. a., Scil.
Vexation.—Ant. t., Aps., Au. m., Au. m. n. (jaundice), Cam., Ipc., Lach., Lyc., Mag. c., Pet., Plat., Scro., Sep. (and anger) See also Chagrin
Visit, Going on a.—Eps.
Voice, Using.—Stn.
Walking.—Sel.
Washing.—Dul.
Floor.—Mr. bin.
Water
Bad, drinking.—All., Crt. h.
Chill in the.—Ars.
Cold, bathing in.—Mag. p., Phst.
Water
Cold, standing in.—Mag. p.
Fresh or salt, bathing in.—Rhs.
Ice-water, drinking.—Cb. v., Rhs.
Sea, bathing in.—Ars., Mag. m.
Weather
Changes of.—Cb. v., Mr. bin., Rn. b.
Cold and damp.—Cep., Lth., Mr. i. f.
Damp.—Sin. n., Syph.
Damp, warm, or cold.—Gel.
Hot.—Ant. c., K. bi.
Warm.—Lach.
Warm and damp.—Cb. v.
Winter.—Sg. n.
Weights, Heavy, carrying.—Rut.
Wet
Getting.—Ca. p., Clch., Mlr., Mr. bin., Rho., Sep., Vis., Xan.
Feet.—Cep., Lo. i., Pul., Xan.
Head.—Bel.
Heated, when.—Rhs.
Overheated, when.—Bls.
Winds.—Klm.
Cold.—Bry., Cd. s., Mag. p.
Cold and damp.—Cep.
Cold, driving in.—Sg. n.
Cold, dry.—Aco., Hep.
Walking in.—Bel.
Wines.—(Ac. l.), Cof., Lyc., Na. m.
Bad.—Cb. v.
Winter Weather.—Sg. n.
Wisdom Teeth, Cutting.—Chei., Mag. c.
Working with Cold
Clay.—Mag. p.
Water.—(Calc.)
Worms.—Cin., Sbd.
Wounds.—Arn., Bry., (Caln.), Fe. p., Hyp., K. ph., Led., Pho., Plnt., Se. a.
Clean cut.—Stp.
Dissecting.—Pyro.
Lacerated.—(Caln.)
Poisoned.—Lach.
Punctured.—Lach., Led., Plnt.
Yawning.—Cin.
Abdomen
Coldness of, icy, Children with.—Calc.
Enlarged, Children with.—(Am. m.), Calc., Sars.
Nervous Attacks when the Aura starts from.—Cast.
Abdominal Soreness.—Cast.
Accomplishes little, though Busy all the time.—Aps.
Acidity, Colic or Spasms with, of Infants.—Na. p.
Acute Diseases, Persons weakened by Violent.—Ph. x.
Adipsia, Disposition to.—Pul.
Adults, Males rather than Females.—Pb.
Affectionate Disposition.—Pul.
After-pains in Women who have borne many children.—Cup.
Agitation, Nervous.—Scu.
Air
Open, Aversion to.—Cap., Na. c.
Open, Dread of.—Cap.
Open, Persons who live in.—Cf. t.
Air Passages, Diseases which affect the, in Scrofulous Children.—Smb. n.
Alcohol
Constitutions Abused by.—Led.
Drunkards, after leaving off.—Ca. ar.
Alcoholism, Chronic, Insomnia of.—Sum.